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Power window 30 amp fuse blowing

posted by  rstarkie on  Mon Oct 21 09:53 CST 2024
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1994 940t 127K

My wife reported the window in her 940 wouldn't go up. None of the windows would operate and I found the fuse was blown. I replaced the fuse and after checking for restored function it quickly blew the new fuse after moving the window a short distance up and down

This circuit had a tap on it to run a dash cam. After blowing the new fuse I removed the tap and replaced the fuse. Once again the fuse replacement blew after a quick effort to check for function. I also found the fuse doesn't fit snugly after removing the tap. It happened rather quickly after replacing the fuse but it would seem that it is not isolated to just the driver's window operation.

What would be the order of trouble shooting in trying to find the source of this problem? Thank you for your help.

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